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Title: Has good response to GH made Axl change mind? Post by: holidayidol on March 26, 2004, 03:58:21 PM Looks like the GH lawsuit may not be going any further:
Quote I have emailed Dale Fischer's clerk (Paul Pierson), and I got this as a response With regard to your inquiry, the plaintiffs have filed a Notice of Dismissal and the matter is no longer at issue It basically means, Axl has dropped the case. It will NOT be going to court Good news I think (again, creditted to the admin at the rumor board) Do you think Axl and management have figured they would lose anyway, or have really good sales changed their mind? Title: Re:Has good response to GH made Axl change mind? Post by: HoldenCaulfield on March 26, 2004, 04:59:43 PM It's possible, but I dunno. It wouldn't surprise me. I think they may have thought the public wouldn't buy into it, but the public has overwhelmingly snatched it up.
Title: Re:Has good response to GH made Axl change mind? Post by: Buddha_Master on March 26, 2004, 05:25:00 PM what is overwhelming actually. What are the numbers in the U.S.?
Title: Re:Has good response to GH made Axl change mind? Post by: HoldenCaulfield on March 26, 2004, 05:35:29 PM Maybe "overwhelming" is the wrong word. I don't have exact US numbers, but they're sure it might reach over 100k in the first week.
Title: Re:Has good response to GH made Axl change mind? Post by: estranged.1098 on March 26, 2004, 05:59:14 PM I think this is the kind of thing Mysteron can check for us?
Title: Re:Has good response to GH made Axl change mind? Post by: AxlsMainMan on March 26, 2004, 06:16:53 PM I forsure think Axl and Sanctuary thought the album would flop almost immediately after being released, but to their surprise ir is actually a selling success. I hope it gave Axl a confidence boost as to the current selling power of the name, and restored some faith and confidence back in his current lineup. For CD's sake, I just hope Geffen wont hold a grudge to Axl persueing blocking the release of Greatest Hits.
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